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Carnival of Monsters
Feature by ALAN BARNES
Exploring the hidden depths of Doctor W ho’s m ost intriguing stories…
Shirna (Cheryl Hall), Vorg’s assistant.
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THE Blog s of Doom
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FEATURES
THE WORLD CUP OF THE DALEKS
Thirty-two Dalek stories – but only one can emerge to take its rightful place as the supreme Dalek story in a World Cup-style knockout tournament…
Knockout Stage
As the tournament progressed, recent favourites were pitted against classics from the earliest decades of the show’s history…
Quarter Finalists
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Genesis of the Daleks
Despite strong competition, our poll confirms that fans still regard Genesis as the finest of all Dalek stories. But how would contemporary audiences have perceived it? And what place did it occupy in the television landscape of the mid-1970s?…
THE Five Best Dalek Variants
Alongside the familiar ranks of Dalek drones and supreme leaders live the outliers of Skaroene society…
THE Five Best Dalek Comic-Strip Stories
Dalek comic strips are among the earliest examples of Doctor Who merchandise. Here are five of the best, beginning in the 1960s…
THE Five Best Dalek Audio Adventures
Withtheir grating voices and distinctive sound eff ects, the Daleks are just as eff ective on audio as they are on television.
THE Five Best Exterminations
Most exterminations are of unnamed, even unseen characters. Many Dalek victims go unrecognised and unmourned. But here are a few who stand out…
THE Five Best Dalek Toys
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“Come on, Ace, we’ve got work to do!”
The Prom ise, a new trailer for the Season 26 Blu-ray box set, sees the return of the SeventhDoctor’s com panion, Ace. Its author reveals how the story cam e about.
THE END OF INFINITY
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